go for my board and new proc. board is amazing no problems and tons of expandibility
SAVE me from the new egg noobs!!! wich board now? advice needed for black friday
well, ive gotten 2 dead UD4Ps. and man its hella annoying putting thermal grease on my huge hyper n520, spending 20 mins on cable management only to find you cant clock as good as you would with a 4 year old pre pci-e 2.0 board and your boot percentage on STOCK is 50/50.
some one help me, ive opted to go for a refund, get my $110 back and shoot for a different board. i know whats good, but i need feedback from people that acctualy have the boards themselves, not fanboys posting fake reviews on new egg.
so please, help a noob out
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some one help me, ive opted to go for a refund, get my $110 back and shoot for a different board. i know whats good, but i need feedback from people that acctualy have the boards themselves, not fanboys posting fake reviews on new egg.
so please, help a noob out
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ight ill look into it, and finally a fellow OCer from NH!
Originally Posted by jfizz84 go for my board and new proc. board is amazing no problems and tons of expandibility |
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nice, always thought of going intel. but.... im an amd fanboy, so if i did the world would espload
Originally Posted by Ladiesman101 well newegg doesnt have my board anymore but i can really recommend the Black Ops X48,easy bios great Cooling and OCing, i just love it |
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ive tried each stick, still doesn't like to oc. and when i first got the board it worked for 2 days at 3ghz, now it hates any overclock, my old M2N-E sli pulls off better overclocks, im going back to asus....
also, there both 4-4-4-12 2.1v 800mhz gskill sticks with the same heatsink.
2 1gbs, and 2 512mbs
Originally Posted by iandh If you're using 3Gb of ram, that means either you're using unmatched sticks, or filling up three ram slots which stresses the mem controller. Either of those scenarios could easily explain your OC troubles. Some folks have decent luck with more than two slots filled, and others have horrible luck. Using only two slots with matched sticks is your safest bet for OC ease and stability. |
also, there both 4-4-4-12 2.1v 800mhz gskill sticks with the same heatsink.
2 1gbs, and 2 512mbs
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Ignorant statement is ignorant.
Originally Posted by SmasherBasher Until you go Intel, you must realize that any OC you get at all is a gift. |
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That post made my day.
Originally Posted by SmasherBasher Until you go Intel, you must realize that any OC you get at all is a gift. |
That post made my day.
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yea ino, it did that mabey 10 times, then the next day it just pegged all my fans, and i had to unplug it to turn it off.
i got a new mobo anyways, its in my sig rig and it was only 104 shipped
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Originally Posted by r31ncarnat3d When you say "boot problems", do you mean the board starts up, resets twice, boots once more, and resets all your BIOS settings? If so, then that's normal. It's Gigabyte's own protection system. If it senses that your overclock is unstable, it will double-restart and reset all BIOS settings. It's not a design flaw, just a security measure they have. |
i got a new mobo anyways, its in my sig rig and it was only 104 shipped
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Well then, hope that doesn't bring you more problems. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by xFALL3Nx yea ino, it did that mabey 10 times, then the next day it just pegged all my fans, and i had to unplug it to turn it off. i got a new mobo anyways, its in my sig rig and it was only 104 shipped
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